Problem Scenario
If teachers were to play music during a test some types of music would distract the students or test takers.
Broad Question
Does music effect your test grade?
Specific Question
Does the volume of music or Genre of music have a greater effect on your test results.
Hypothesis
I hypothesize that the louder or faster the music the lower the test results. Also the quieter or slower the music the higher the test results compared to the faster and louder music.
Table of Contents
Distractions are Bad!
Problem Scenario
If teachers were to play music during a test some types of music would distract the students or test takers.
Broad Question
Does music effect your test grade?Specific Question
Does the volume of music or Genre of music have a greater effect on your test results.Hypothesis
I hypothesize that the louder or faster the music the lower the test results. Also the quieter or slower the music the higher the test results compared to the faster and louder music.Graph of Hypothesis
Variables
Independent Variable:
Distraction TypeAge of Test Taker
Dependent Variable:
Test ResultsVariables That Need To Be Controlled:
ComplexityLength
Time of Day
Vocabulary List That Needs Explanation
General Plan
Potential Problems And Solutions
Safety Or Environmental Concerns
Experimental Design
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Detailed Procedure
Diagram
Photo List
Time Line
Data Table
Data Analysis
All Raw Data
Graphs
Photos
Results
Conclusion
Discussion
Benefit to Community and/or Science
Background Research
References
Abstract